Some winter getaways are so magical that you never forget them. And if you are fortunate enough to go back again, you will feel the wonder all over again. Key West is home to Ernest Hemingway’s Home and Museum and his cats (descendants), The Southern Most Point and Sloppy Joe’s. Getting there is pretty easy. You can fly, drive, take a cruise, ... [Read more]
Beyond pumpkins, scarecrows, life-size posable skeletons, witch hats, and costumes, there are places and stories that will spook you out this Halloween. Are you looking for an adventure, a place out of the ordinary to have fun? Here are Travelmath’s 5 best places to celebrate Halloween: 1. Colonial Williamsburg Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia, ... [Read more]
Traveling around New York City is easy if you have the right tools and guide. New York City attracted over 52 million domestic and international visitors in 2012. The numbers have increased by 17.4 million since 2002 (after 9/11). According to the NYCGo, the official guide to New York City, 41.8 million visitors in 2012 were domestic visitors – guests ... [Read more]
Seoul, a city of over 10 million people is far from the United States. But with so many non-stop flights from major cities like Chicago, New York, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles and San Francisco you’ll get there “before you know it” – after a couple of complimentary inflight meals, movies and drinks. This design-driven creative city with advanced IT ... [Read more]
America has over 400 parks and 84 million acres of land and 4.5 million acres are oceans, lakes and reservoirs. The National Park Service mission is to care for special places saved by the American people so that all may experience our heritage. The concept of preserving our land first started in the 1800s by an artist named George Catlin. Congress ... [Read more]
